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Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Dy iLg Hard.

Since the srsat raid upon the gam
blers on Tuesday, and the latter caught
nApplpg were gathered mp In the ia*'s
scoop n st, we hear oil kinds OF oriti-
oisms NJ sde upon the manner OF the
arrests and other little matters tha,
have NO direct bearing upon the real
merits OF the CASE. What right say
some had these Pnilsdel phia detectives
to come here and arrest our cltizsnb?
This IL one qu.ssion asked BY some
who disclsim being la any manner In
sympathy With the gamblers. Again,
there ara those, gsacrally the same
o,sss, who ask: What right had
Mayor RaJad. 80 sxesr In these non
res:cer.s of the State AZ special police.
Ineu 10 serve warrants and make ar
rests? UnoonsoiousIy, and without de
string to do so, By these bubbles such
persons place them selves 10 such posi-.
tions taat they will be judged by the
public as being in sympashy with law
breakers. II Is not likely that an offi-
Ger about to srreat criminal, and
wanting help, wouid ask . man what
State he Was from before he asks his
assistance.
Blu. desperate criminals and despe-
rate cri. require desperate remedies,
aud when the public sense Of morality
and dscsacy Is outraged, efficers OF the
law cannot bs ex ps,.ed to be very ex-
aot and pun i'iious In the carrying. ii
Of every letter of outraged law. Tness
little ilue ado quibbles will not
amount to any lhius In the face Of the
horrible deoasement Of . large class oil
citizens aud the open violations OF Law
and order that have so long been car
r!ed on. The great poin. is that the
gamblers have fun to the end OF their
tether and ara UASei. These little dis.
tinc.lous OF lA~ raised In theis behalf
will no; avail any ything.
The Every E'enlng caused the ar
rests to be made, but pablo opinion /.
the prosecutor in the CASE, and 1t might
rs we'll De ac1ep ed nov rs at any other
time thai pubic opluion has Its back
up and will bo Listen to any WY sub
ter'ugss that vii hamper II In the per-
formanoe OF p ain public duty. The
backbo OF gambling has been broken
In Wilmington, and II will bs many
years before 1t will be carried on with
such Inn 2unity and impudence that II
has In the pas'. Even admitting that
the Law will fail, the gambling fra
ternlty will not know who to put their
confidence In. When they gave away
thar secrets to detective they thought
they were trusting . true aud tried
friend. bat With the web cf seorscy and
1Aatior .1ey. 5ad woven .souud them
selves ,hey were caught. Tney Will not
know " ho to trus. in the future. The
apparent friend, who pays over his
cash and takes their chips, may be but
the eff ,er who the next hour may re.
turn to arrest them. With such uncer
tiin,y sni tbs lesson OF last rues.
day before them, their dsprelstiopi
ami ou!rsges upon helpless class oI
the com munity must be oArtied on with
such extreme secrecy and caution thai
i. will cease to be proh.s 1ls Ther,
will still be gambling carried On II
Wilmington, NO deabs, bat the pslmy
days OF the gambler and polIoy deale
ceased TO exist since last Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
WANA m AK 4, RS
rHILAosLraiA. Taurji~i, sept. 10, iso'.
Closed hO-day until afke'
the parade.
ZAeu oben until 9 p M.

A few hiats that may
make your visit to the Store
more pleasant:
Keep to tie ,ighk.
It you come TO see, turn
out for the crowded spots at
the sales. counters. There
is plenty to look at and
wonder at in every part Of
the Store. You will see
better and understand better
if you avoid the punches OF
busy ones.
Keep moOing.
DON'T stop in the aisles to
visit. There are plenty Of
quiet corners where you can
chat to your hearts content.
Plenty OF room TO rest and
gossip In, but it isn't In the
aisles.
Be patient.
There are places where
you must 60 with the cur
rent, or rot at all-throue h
the Old Store, or the Cen.
tennial Cottage, or the an
tique rooms, ior instance
Take your time, Nothing
gained by trying to hurry
there, or by the Silk Weav-
ers and the Stocking. makers
and the Shoema&ers, or
wherever else we have es-
pecially illustrated the rela.
ton Of trade 10 the inaiyi.
dual.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Family Reunions,

The grand success OF ths Chandler
family reunion at Birmingham PARK
yesterday starts the question, ~hy do
have reunions? L. Is no uss to wall for
. semi centennial, q centennial Or b.
centennial to have one. they can be
held any time. There - nothing more
In ;erestlDg than for families after the
lapse OF many years OF liie's vi,issi-
tudes to meet togsther in oom men
gathering, bring up the family history
and See who Is who, r.new and refresh
acquain an oes, aud with friendship aud
love rex .ndled Ia hearts lost ard es-
trsnget By lapse Of tins from each
other, push on Wig jrcus!y ind with re-
Moved energy tho battles of lie. A
few years ago there was the S1arpless
reunion In DeIawar C1un:y, followed
by the MAris reunion, and only yester-
day witnessed the Chandler reunion oil
In the same coun'y, bat Wtlniogton
and New Castle County was largely
interested In sii OF these. They srs
very pleasant affairs and end In mucb
good. Tnsy draw in ihs Wander ng
sons aud daughters, prodlgals some OF
them perohance, aud tbs feeling OF
Fl .lsl love and respect Is warmed up in
hearts gro wn almost Gallons, at lsas;
careless. These great family rsunionl
are but the ref Z OF our much enjoy I'd
Ohristnas g,sberings ~hers Ito anC
'ove fp~ ID cSEh'8 trio
ClA iops Snd 90
There Is quite number OF oil,
residen, families l. w Oas,le Count
that could have IL mos interesttn
kind o: reunions 1t hey were 70 g
abouti IL. the 8 Id aim family, for IL
stance, 10 one that would mosE direotl
lead our minds back to the early bis
tory OF ths settlement OF Della ware, an
the Fireman, Armstrong, Deriokson
Finn, Lynsm, tbs Springer iamil
and many others possessing equal oi
time interes5 could be mentioned.
We hope TO hear Of rome OF thes
families moving In tho direction {
family reunions next year when til
mellow anIumn months roll roun
again to :hcss who live.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
philadelphia, Wilmington q Bal
timors Railroad.
June l8ths 1857.

Trains Will leave Wilmington - follows
Pnilsdslphia lsxprsssl, 1 az: 80, sso
100, 8 10, $50, Q 10, . 81. 10 o., II ~ II u Al
sssaSaodasa s FL % sos g. 9: Il 70 g m.
los, a %, 8 ~, ! 20, Q %, 10 90 p: n. =, a.,
, q, IL 9s, II 81 a. m, u 30. "a, so and 1.ss
. 'xcoommoda A; . %, %. .ros. siA 1911
rew York, 90, q o., 40. 30, 90
10 o7. II 81 q. M. sls %, l %, an s2a, " ss'
For west ohesssr, vis Lamokin. go and
r For N.wsrs tusnsre5 and intermediate
isxt,ons, Tt2 4. m, Is % and u p: =. .,
Baltimore and intermedixte sss.tons, 10 CO
;. NJ, 9 81 and II IS p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, q P. H..
10 os, IL 90 =. M, Il %, sll.. "a, ~, N
Trains for Dsisws Division leave for:
New Cassis, 8 90. 90 .. M, II IS, . 10, 20
rs p. M. ind Ia o5 night,
Georgetown and Loves, % 9. m, ana se
= Fer Rshoboth. $50 .. m. aad $50 tEs.
seaiord (Express) 3 sop. m.
hsrrington, Delnaf and way stations,s &c
' Erpre.: *; . j fsr j; Isrr,nsso,. II $50 p. m. va,
Express for Dover. Harrington and Lei
pAr, IL 0s night.
FRANKLIN O,ty, $50 .. m.
Express for Oepe Charles, Old Point Cero'
'oIt s.rd Norfolk, II GO niyat
Leave Philadelphia, Broad ssYesL fei
Ellniagton (sxprossl, II %, 20, ~, 81.
le, 10, ii IS, II o. .. m, 2i6, sol, 4 os
30. sos, ba1, soI, ekI, II 20 p. N.
,57, Isl. . x. . 90 10 o. 10 70 and Ii u .. u.
Traias marked thus (s)ars limited express
upon which exkra fare II charged.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PhladeipLiA texpreasl, 2 90, SO, tN.
us, Q 10. II tl o. H.. 81, "a and 90 p. D.
Accommodation, 10 .. n, II 10, ~
$40. 3 80, Z ~, $50 p. m.
For Chester lexpress), : ls,s 10, l. u 8. IN.
112 90 aud sto p. m.
Eor row York texpress), : 90. rs, 40
ilt, sls, IL 81 =. m, q n, s2s, 20 20, 1oa hns
Tor Wes: Ohssssr, via LsuOxia, slsa. m,
For Oape Uhsrles, Old Point Comfort ane
For New castle. Mlddletown, clayton,
Dover, Harrington, Seafo,d, Laurel an
Delmar, IL 06 night.
Baltimore and Warrington, %, Z ~, eo4,
10 0s Am. Il 90, so.8o, sndI u p. m. Bsiti.
AGss %ssSs ia.es!pn sna q % Pen Broad street. for Wi
ningten texpress), " "a, 8 20, I -, ! 10, IL 10
0. N. oS 8 81, and IL 70, p. a.
Accommodation, SO, 10 70 .. m, Ia 20, . Oh
$40, s36 and II 81 D. N.
FOR i9ftoer Information passengers are rs.
's'Esd 70 tho ticket once at the station,
General Pssssnrs. Agent.
uNAxLna =. RuaH GonerAl knnaGef.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
PuBLIO.sALEs.

ry CHANOERY, NEW GA LIE
OOUNTY,-rYustess sale OF keal
Es,ats. BY virtue 4 decree OF the Court
Of Uhspesry Of he State ofDelaNere, n ana
for new Osstls Cesr:y. made o. the March
nosea TO nub lic A a, st the county Court
house. IN the citysx Wilmington,
ON VA IN ESDAY,
TIE 2lst DAY O O,EPrKmBkR A. d. 81,
Ata loek p. m.,
rho following del, d real estate. situate
in said city, : nd led and described -
'0i,S"i, No / y Bssinn,l M III stake in thu south.
srly side OF second set, between walnut
from the westerly dX Of Poplar st.; thence
sou,hsrly by iinsE lsnds late of Provi-
oence Reynolds, dtisassd, devised 70 WIN.
McUaulley in trust through tho middle Of
division wall bot{een the Two houfes par.
alloy running to Poplar strest, thence BY
line In said alley westerly parallel with
Sososd street n feet 70 stake m Wuuam
lfrlm ss's line, now Of Harriet W. Oifng;
tnsncs BY nsr line nortnstig pasaiiel wttn
side OF Second strssi; thsnce Herewith east
erly II feet TO the ~ Joe Of beginning, be the
contents more or ri }; with tho alley privi'
leses attached therd,0
No. 2. Beginning st tho corner formed by
l.obdell street and tho westerly si1e OFFS %.
fest wide street, laid out between Lobdeil
aud A sire ote, parallel with and At the dis
tance OF 17b feSt from Claymont street:
thence nlonx said y feet wide street 90 fset
TO n corner; thenSr westerly and parallel
with Lobdoii street ''e f.-' W inches, more
Or less, 70 the caste. ssry
i0ld with the priv o. inc
,nnrans nortns,iv A. the hfore-
said eide OF L0bdeiI enes .nefo.
ov oAsterIy lSs ieeto .he pisoo o.
beginning. Dc -" -S 'hstsoi "na'
they may.
No. 8. Beginning " Mske on tne mel norm ~
snntb yac, stda -, Iopu Heo goi' o land being
n coTnsr ~ gohn hth's lot; thence along
A sh,s line north % degrees, west 90 feet TO q
i0-fost wide alley; thenoc siohk saiu anoy
side north e8 degre es ess. 40 ieet ~ stsso..
corner Of q lot now o. loinety VI miuuaoi
U'ponnell thence ~ ssa Do.no nno
straet ana thsnss nv tho side OF said street
south AZ dcgyess vs.t Is feet to tho place Of
h,ginnIng Cnn,.sniig within those bounds
i nla snna,n 10, ~ and, be the same moro
ar i.ss a,tsndsnce will be given and
term made snoWn As tho time and place
! T EorrEoK ER, JR.. Trustee,
Or by his attorney.
Attest J. NJ. HOsJSm Ar,
hegister Uourt Oranoe'S' t<'o"'S
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Democracy to Lose GO, 900 Votes

Henry George and DR.. McGlynn on
Wednesday addressed larg audience on
the fair grounds at Lowyille, New York.
After the speeches Mr.. George said he ex-
pected the Labor ticket 70 get cat least
60, ,O01 votes In New York City and an
equal amount throughout the Sta5e,"
and he thought maj rity OF these votes
would come from the ranls OF the De-
mocracy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
p,ot,n,,,o, !, r.x.s

The Returniug Board OF Texas on Tues
day canvaseed the vote Of the counties on
the Constitutional amendments voted
upon on the 5th of August last. The
total vote of the State In favor of the Pro-
hIbition amendment was 129, ,273; against,
22l ,6s7 majority against Prohieiti n,
92 35i. These figures are subject to revi'
sion The returns of several counties ex'
nibit app.rent errors. The othrr amend
ments were all defeated by majorities
raneisg from 60, COO to nearly 150, 900, the
latter being the majority against the
amendment extendi G the Legislative ses'
sion
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

WRDo HOPE our dear brother OF tie
Morning News won't take on SO II
must wseno oh his sys.sm m ost terribly.
He Is no. the frs; tha. has met with
ppoin;nent by knocking down fruit
for Others to gather. II is a terri ole
t1tng to be bilious. Take come medi-
cine ard work 1t off. We would recon-
mend Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
WILmf y GrOn q nvaI n AkA A.A

Rlk1zf y &CON ~ mO21 n kAsh k.k Z.
time table in eIiect May l9th, lss7. Train,
lesye Wilmington tFreach strect) as followr
isld, Wayneaburg Junction, Manor, Pottt
F,lIa, Tan aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei
;orsVllle and all points on the Philadelphia
,so leading Il. r., 100 d. m. and 2.t6 y. Il
For Springfield, Wayneseurg Juno.
ION, Uoatesville, Embreoville, Lerape
3haad's FORD and DuPont's and interms
!lats poin;s,T.eJ s.m.. 2Ab, and Q 10 D. m.
For UUatesville and informed iGto points
St 1 65 =. u.
For Wes. Chester. 100 4. m.. AS and 4.bb
p. n.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointi,
ais p. m. and on Saturday, at ID and ll.lt
p. m.
Ga Sunday for Heading and inform odist
potat3, ct 8 % a. H., and for Springfield an
Int ;rmediato points at 6.l5 p. m.
+, A. II. MoOAUSLAND, i. B. hIBBARD,
SYpeYlntoDdent. Gen1 Pass. Az,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
The Centennial Souvenir.
More signers than space
Additio nal writing PLACES
to-day.

Tile m23edlments TO street
ha0eA created by tile baraaes
and bn6iic ceremonies Of tile
Constitutional Centennial,
701H interfere somewhat 70ih
Onr DtAloeyy system today
and t0-nsm'y0W. more csbec
lally uiH the suburban
routes. E0ts.y POSSIBLE efo,l
WlW be mate IL ovcyconse Mt
at6ienItles, bit yOse may ha0e
to exercise q HHSe patience.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
mr ana arrs oI. ve,and in Ph,lAaelphla

Mr. and Mrs Ole ve,and In Philadelphia.
President Cleveland, accompanied by
Mrs. Cleveland, Secret'ry Bayarj and
Colonel and Mrs. Lamont, left Washing
ton at four o'clock this afternoon for
Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Recep
tion Commit delegated Major john NJ.
Carson to representa- m,who took charge
of the Presidents party.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
REAL ESTATE.

EyFCUTORs, SAFE OF REAL ES.
h TATE. A., ~.
VIII be sold at publhc shlc AZ the Io1rt
House, in the city OF WNMlngt9n, gt9n,,r,.,,,,
On FRIDAY, the I'D gay oi oEf lEMBEh,
described real estate sit uate in the said city OF
wilmington: ry.,,-t.,.
No, !. sixteen acres prahnis ".hr N Isn.
" fJh .faiie Eo,.as o. .is barH siiefc0n, be-
tween the Chrisliaus BrandywIne crerks,
foot of seventh Sire .Vill be sold in lots
from ~ to 6l5 acres.
no. =. A lot of is northwest corner of
Eleventh and Lon 49,. s'reets, fronting a.
feet on Eleventh street AMI 6S feet on ,.om-
bard street to q 4-fuot alley. VIII be sold in
lots.
Ne. 3. A lot OF land, south side ofTwelfth
street % feet, inches west of Lombard street,
having a front of 80 fl Inc hes on Twelfth
street, and a depth OF W feet to feet wide
alley. VIII be sold In lots.
Terms at sale.
See plots at the on re of
SAMUEL W. McCAt LLnY Fxecutors
j. J.AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY ! HAccutofs'
No, #63 Market street.
sl-ts Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
{ WILMINGTON
STEAMERS
BRANDY W HH =
AND
wtn,Ng gNesT0N

On and afer Thursday, Aprit Is,
Wut lOave Fourth ettuet wharf, cafiy, fSur.
days incinJodj, 10; CheSres and Phijetoi.
phia Ut Gnd 10 a. n.i i2.tb noon, and s.M
2. m.
kor M-Ncus Heck, Ia. m. and 40 y. 10.
leave PAibsdelp0iS ~ ami - q. "a, l2<s
neon, aod ?. o.,
An pxL:s boat VIII toEyo Phiiadeiphis
Nnd Wilmington st o.se cNery SUNDAY evan
ing.
tin sunday, IHy 81, and evsry SUNDAY
thereahe' cn'ii further nutiae, the steamer
Brapdyv no 9!iI leOya Fcu'th street wharf
at a. m. c5unectiDS at YhilEdeiphi. with
tho tnlnden and Atlantic Oily Railtoad foY
Atlantic City, arriving thsIr ht Il O'Clock n.
ID. returning, win leave Atlantic Oity al
s O'Clock p. m. and srfivO Et Wtlni iuxton al
sp n. thre for tne round Tip Sl.b1.
Teisphtbc No. ~.
80 fre.Rht fecsived Ter 3 particular bost
after 40 minuLSa previous TO It's loeyirs
tir~ .sSTS
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
q UHaO KAlLROAD

BCHEDULK IN EFFECT, July 8, 1887.
Trains leAve delaware Avenue Uepot;
EAST.BOUHD:..
phl,A. Accommodation, daily ....e.l5A. ID
2hila. Accommodation. daily .....'.sb A. n
ph.is. Accommodation, daily. ....1o.lo Alb
enils. B Chester express, daily lila 4. d
Phila. Accommodations daily .... Loo p. IN.
.hiis. Accommodation, daily. $40 p. n,
'hile. & Uhseter, express, daily. ..t.6b y. M.
Phil. Accommodation, dstly...... b.1e p. ~.
ohtln. Accommodation, daily, $50 p. -
Phila. Accom-. daily, except sunday, = 30 y. N.
9hila. Il unester express, daily, i.63 p. ca.
4hiiA. Accommodation, dsily,.....s.oo p. n.
wEST.BOUND:
chicago Limited, daily. .....s.....f.to A. N.
Arrives Chicago $50 nexr morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sundsy.... BIS .. m.
CiacinnRt TIiraitei, dsiiv, ,.......n.2e A, n
Arrives s'netE,aAti 7,is = ~ III. &c q.
$40 7. IL. 2cxt day,
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 400 p. n.
On icago and St. Louis Express,
singefiy Accommodation, daily, SOP. n
7OR LAEDENBERG, . 90 A. ID. M.sunday
sssy Mo- Ill., ana sas ri Gsi F. SaSig. asis sunday
Trains leave Market stree. Station:
For Philadeiphis ESQ A. NJ, daily except
sunday, 2<b P. M, daily. For baltimore
z46 ?. NJ, daily. poi Landenberg, e.so and
100 A. M. daily, except sunday; 30 z. In.
Sunday only; Lao md b.26 p. Il, daily.
Trains Tor Hiinaington--Leavo fhlIadel'
phis $40 and $50 a. u. daily. T.lt q, %.
daily, except Sunday: 1000, tl0lb q. "a.
lail7:2 10, 40 go, $500, $50, Gao. s.io,
1000 p. m. daily.
Express t-ainsA
W. N. CLEMENTS, q. x. LORD,
Manager. 9enn Pass. AKeIt,
Telephone No. le3.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST
A FEW
Early Autumn Bargains

SO in. Colored Cashmere,
shades, 7c yard.
A few pieces Of Printed Cash.
mere, "a in. goods, 30.
80 in. Century Cloth, Sc. yd.
Good dark Calico, just the thing
for quilting, for &c. I'D.
100 dozen of 81 Cream Nap
kins, with colored borders. to be
sold the next few days at 75c. .
dozen.
20 dozen Turkey.Rei Doylies,
25c. . dozen.
Childrsn's Reg eular Made
Hose, Csc. goods, some of them
with white feet, black aud col
ore, l9c. q pair. Also goods up
TO 15c. o pair.
We are opening New Dress
Goods and combinations every
day.
Mime. Demorest's Fall FASH
ions Catalogues now ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
EXuuBHIONa.
ExUURsIONs.
EOULEY's EXCU URsIoN
WASHINGTON.

The Capitol Of the alton. with IT.. many
ppbiic buildings that are open 20 visitors and
waich viii give the excu sionists food for ths
mind to feed upon, IN hin Ing over the q any
and varied sights seen In the buildings and In
Washington, H,ahioE the rip on. to be long
remembered with favor after the excursioDists
have returned 10 to their homes TO tails over
things new and Old, seen by them ON the ex-
curhicU of
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
SEPTEMBER ~, 1887.

The train VIII ieevs the r. u o. station, foot
Of Market street. Wilmington, at "a. m,
Harmony, 7.Ig n. Ia, Newark, 4 % n. M.
singerly, asa M, arriving IN Washington
At ~ l5a. IN. Returning. leave Washington
m. The excursion is Pr two days to all VINO
wish to st.y until Fr.day. he time OF lray-
Ing Warrington on through trains 'Or Will
mtrgion on FrlIav is rs follow: 30 a. M,
20 d, M. and ~ y. M. Parties willing TO
leave wash ngtOn on tridfy TO spend n Few
honIs In Baltimore ian lea e Washington on
the following trains for baltimore at 7.3,a.
m, 0.45a M, IL 10 r.. m .,5 y. M. and T. 10
p. N. Can ltarc Il lttunre for W Wilmington
on Friday rs follows; as n M, 25 D.. M.
81 p. m. and COS p. M. Excursion tickets
good on all trains mentioned her, IN. Seats all
mum red ON ex Sursion train thNt tnres Will
mington and returns TO Wilmington on
Thursday, the 22.i.
Whole 1ickets from Wilmington. "a. 2s
- - Ne,sa k..,.....-..... SO0
SINS fly :....,.. $40
Chilsren from TO q yetsss, hslf fare.
ss-ss, is u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

NOllOE-LIf BWNEa- In IHE
IN Wt,minp'nn anu fI.rd7Rtne 90 pc-
TO who tdoouine'tte. cBcict ures, &3 are
cut OF repair sr9 rereh7 no t,hsi tbs, u IIesI
the P1me are rut II pTcuer 0rdtr within q
reaionaoie ,ime, tho story will 60 tbo
pec9 ssary repairs and tIc,Vsr III, cost IN IN
the owners. =. Il. SMITH.
sl3 m o. I'm SerrA'nry,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

NDIlJr.-- q NEW t.DLS TIA, BEEN
IN atop:td h. tho ailmipRtcn and
Br+nCyaine icinsiern, GncGr witch this
corpjrprioD viii r-ctiye arms ~ money.
either Cec0ait"i Yi'h It or oeiualthot 10 1t,
for the u air tona roe rnd IeN .tr ut lois,
monnTeotA, tumos, vsulia, 81. 4 II.
SMITH S'c'e'nry. sl3 n. .tn.im
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

NJ D1IvL 40 O.tlnII LGA fAA EbS,
~ Not c. Z at The couDtV 70 IL reed o.
funds and mat al CoBhty TaIes are past
duo. u GU VII. pleats CAL at 90 u Mars OF S.,
snd settle Your Guniy Tax wltGia ten casa
from ms notice. rs We y opcss TO c,l.
iect tho samS. By calling IN .inla you will
save tlortis ana oy5.S.
JS.'. Z. IlGKEY,
oiire0r II F!rst Distr'c..
P3Thl''H SsAHY.
SO II CoIIectcr NJ Second ID s,rlct.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
4 DEBT SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE.

Nothing can he ascertained positively
concerning any new phase Of the nego-
tiaiions between the bondholders and the
committee Of the Legislature, but the
impression prevailed yesterday that there
IS still chance Of arriving al a
settlement. Certainly the situation Is
such that both sides should see
the disastrous consequence 10 each, if
q long struggle IS TO be renewed. when a
fcw reasonable concessions would AT
once put the debt on am easy and practi-
cal footing. within the range of the
states revenue to pay the interest
There is no disputing the fact that it is
immensely potent for the welfare Of the
State TO effect the settlement
10 Is equally true that the creditors
ough, 90 DO an That is possible in that di-
rection for the rule in modern affairs is
against The delays and risks Of waiting
"A long time for thc chances when there
is certainty in sight
The relation between the certainty and
ihc long wait IN this case !, the point
upon which The question rests
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12
WHAT EYES ARE SAID TO SHOW

Generally speaking blue eyes signify cone
,tanry and devotion O. friends
Black eye, denote as a rule "a sausu0us
.ham.t,r and an incon,taut. tickle dspoei-
tom However. there are some noted cxcep-
ti0n, to this rule
The main characteristics of tie violet eve.
which D., called The woman's eye. are alice
tion and purity, chiya.n. belief ami limited
cr deficient intellectually
Gray eyes ARE the most expressive Of all
eyes ni denote strong qualitir of m.ui anal
soul Person., with gray eye, usually have q
great deal of patriotism
Self satisfaction and conceIt are commonly
th. characteristic traits represented by the
green cye When the tiu-e verge, 900 Yellow
i-hlr- DC denotes that the po,--,1r is gifted
with strong powers " Imagination
Tie very light blue eye is characteristic Of
the northern races and in q woman DO -ug-
ge-t, c0lstaney aud truth. steadf., tne,- SIM
p.icity. courage and purpose I'm O. man it
/, apt % denote phlesuatic disposition.
Brown eyes are the eyes " the south and
east and lenote MS d general rule passion and
lack of originality IN women they mean
jealousy and cruelty very often, and in men
courage. superstition and mild recklessness.
Blue -yes usually go with light hair, but
when they go with dark hair aud complexion
there is coupled with the af,ct.ouate quail
ties tendency 10 deceive, stimulated 10y an
ambition for conquest and leading to the
qualification VI admiration.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-12

1t Is MOI our own patented idea but we
beg leave to ornament it with the sug-
geslion for the anglo.American jubilee by
Briiions of pure Western blood
The contrast between an English
gentleman and the American imita-
ton Engiishman, is one of the
striking humors Of the day. and con.
sists in the tasteful choice of the
model which is in all cascs tine travelling
cad made up of impudencc yulgarity
strong stare, single cye-glass and
jaunty gait
Add to this the horsy dialect. the
don't chew know" and an affected
familiarity with Randy" Churchhil
ana we have specimen that is good ON
TWO legs but especially picturesque when
pobbing up and down on hired horse
This individual ought to head the nro.
cession.